Sentence examples for brought more insistent from inspiring English sources

His reserve, of course, only brought more insistent attention.

This season brought more defection.

"John brings more experience.

Helping others brings more happiness.

Caps bring more attention.

Every show brings more practice.

In Paris, she violates yet another social rubric by falling in love with a married man, a well-read, clever romantic who is also a bit of a cad.The gradually more insistent incursions of the second world war are deftly brought to bear on Lavinia's heady affair.

As you get more comfortable, you can make the pressure more insistent or the kisses faster.

But, Mr. Rothkopf said, Mr. Obama must now take into account the emerging realities in the Arab world, including a new populism brought by the democratic movement that may make even governments that were not hostile to Israel, like Egypt and Jordan, more insistent on pushing the case of the Palestinians.

The chanting built, the drumming grew more insistent — this was the Friday evening dhikr, the rhythmic repetition of God's name designed to bring the supplicant closer to direct contact with the almighty.

In recession, firms are more insistent on hiring staff who can quickly get up to speed.